Name: Muse Dash
Item: Muse Dash
Rating: 8
Author: mZtthew⭐

Muse Dash was one of the first Rhythm games I've ever played, and it's one of my favourites. I first played it on mobile for a few hours, then I continued to play it on pc for hundreds of hours until I got bored.

Muse Dash's Rhythm Machinic is simple: hit a button to make your character hit upwards and another button to hit downwards. Robots or enemies will run to you either from the top or the bottom, and you're supposed to hit them, and if you hit them according to the beat, you'll get “Perfect” and give you more points.

While there are a lot of levels, most of them are locked and only can be unlocked if you were to buy the “Just As Planned” DLC. And most of the good songs are in DLC, which is a shame. I bought it for $25 when it was on sale, and the original price of it was $36 Dollars. I don't think it was worth it, $36 for all the songs and after playing the game for hours on end, i wanted a challenge, a song that it hard and barely any songs on muse dash is hard. Yea, some songs for beginners are hard but after playing it for a few times, it was pretty easy.And that is one thing i didn't like about muse dash, not having "Extremely Hard" Levels for people who played the game for hours on end.

**Characters:** There are different characters with different skills, once you earn enough points in a level, your combo counter will fill up and your skill gets activated. Some characters have different skills. Characters are obtainable by unlocking them by getting enough material. Some characters need that item and you can get that item by levelling up and having the chance to get it.

The music in this game is amazing, dont get me wrong. Even after hearing the same music over and over again, it's still amazing. The levels in this game are quite short, most lasting about a minute. The game can last you for about 10 hours of fun until you're bored or because you got let down because your favourite song is on the DLC.

The game's mechanics, level design and characters are simple.The mechanics are very simple, nothing hard to learn about the game and it's easy fr beginners.

Here's a better description of what i just said: 'Muse Dash is looking to succeed in doing what other games have failed and that’s by making rhythm action simple: there’s no multitude of button layouts to remember or an assault of icons flying around; here you’re asked to press two buttons and yet in regards to the rhythm, nothing is lost. As enemies scroll from right to left across the screen, you’ll need to press either the right D-pad button or the X button, each one corresponding to either an enemy on the top row or the bottom – it couldn’t be simpler. These enemies are colour-coded, too, so blue enemies indicate the D-pad button to be pressed, while pink ones are for X. This means that when the game does mix things up by throwing a blue saw blade on the floor, it’s coloured blue to indicate to jump over it."

Source: [https://www.godisageek.com/reviews/muse-dash-review/](https://www.godisageek.com/reviews/muse-dash-review/).

This game is still amazing but it's too simple, it could be good for alot of people but for me, i'm not a fan of it.

Muse Dash was one of the first Rhythm games I've ever played, and it's one of my favourites. I first played it on mobile for a few hours, then I continued to play it on pc for hundreds of hours until I got bored.Muse Dash's Rhythm Machinic is simple: hit a button to make your character hit upwards and another button to hit downwards. Robots or enemies will run to you either from the top or the bottom, and you're supposed to hit them, and if you hit them according to the beat, you'll get “Perfect” and give you more points. While there are a lot of levels, most of them are locked and only can be unlocked if you were to buy the “Just As Planned” DLC. And most of the good songs are in DLC, which is a shame. I bought it for $25 when it was on sale, and the original price of it was $36 Dollars. I don't think it was worth it, $36 for all the songs and after playing the game for hours on end, i wanted a challenge, a song that it hard and barely any songs on muse dash is hard. Yea, some songs for beginners are hard but after playing it for a few times, it was pretty easy.And that is one thing i didn't like about muse dash, not having "Extremely Hard" Levels for people who played the game for hours on end. Characters: There are different characters with different skills, once you earn enough points in a level, your combo counter will fill up and your skill gets activated. Some characters have different skills. Characters are obtainable by unlocking them by getting enough material. Some characters need that item and you can get that item by levelling up and having the chance to get it.The music in this game is amazing, dont get me wrong. Even after hearing the same music over and over again, it's still amazing. The levels in this game are quite short, most lasting about a minute. The game can last you for about 10 hours of fun until you're bored or because you got let down because your favourite song is on the DLC.The game's mechanics, level design and characters are simple.The mechanics are very simple, nothing hard to learn about the game and it's easy fr beginners. Here's a better description of what i just said: 'Muse Dash is looking to succeed in doing what other games have failed and that’s by making rhythm action simple: there’s no multitude of button layouts to remember or an assault of icons flying around; here you’re asked to press two buttons and yet in regards to the rhythm, nothing is lost. As enemies scroll from right to left across the screen, you’ll need to press either the right D-pad button or the X button, each one corresponding to either an enemy on the top row or the bottom – it couldn’t be simpler. These enemies are colour-coded, too, so blue enemies indicate the D-pad button to be pressed, while pink ones are for X. This means that when the game does mix things up by throwing a blue saw blade on the floor, it’s coloured blue to indicate to jump over it."Source: <a href="https://www.godisageek.com/reviews/muse-dash-review/" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://www.godisageek.com/reviews/muse-dash-review/</a>.This game is still amazing but it's too simple, it could be good for alot of people but for me, i'm not a fan of it.

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mZtthew⭐